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Table 2 Quality of sleep measured by PSQI scores in the studied population

From: Psychosocial issues and sleep quality among seafarers: a mixed methods study

Components

Total Mean (SD)

Shift work

Mean (SD)

Education

Mean (SD)

Marital status

Mean (SD)

Day work

Shift work

Non- academic

Academic

Single

Married

Comp.1: Sleep quality

0.23 (0.50)

0.25 (0.44)

0.22 (0.05)

0.24 (0.56)

0.24 (0.50)

0.32 (0.71)

0.21 (0.41)

Comp.2: Sleep latency

1.39 (0.91)

1.3 (0.93)

1.43 (0.90)

0.98 (0.77) a

1.51 (0.92) a

1.26 (0.93)

1.42 (0.90)

Comp.3: Sleep duration

1.14 (0.85)

0.92 (0.62) a

1.23 (0.92) a

0.73 (0.53) a

1.36 (0.95) a

1.09 (0.83)

1.15 (0.85)

Comp.4: Sleep efficiency

0.48 (1.01)

0.25 (0.74) a

0.57 (1.09) a

0.10 (0.30) a

0.71 (1.21) a

0.39 (0.90)

0.50 (1.04)

Comp.5: Sleep disturbance

0.96 (0.57)

1 (0.56)

0.94 (0.58)

0.74 (0.56) a

1.05 (0.53) a

0.84 (0.65)

0.98 (0.54)

Comp.6: Use of sleep medication

0.03 (0.17)

0.06 (0.24)

0.02 (0.13)

0.06 (0.24)

0.02 (0.15)

0.00 (0.00)

0.04 (0.20)

Comp.7: Daytime dysfunction

1.68 (0.54)

1.63 (0.48)

1.70 (0.57)

1.68 (0.58)

1.66 (0.56)

1.79 (0.51)

1.64 (0.56)

Global PSQI Score

5.92 (2.59)

5.32 (1.90)

6.17 (2.80)

4.64 (1.65) a

6.52 (2.85) a

5.70 (2.80)

5.96 (2.56)

OR (Global PSQI Score more than 5)

 

1

1.15 (0.57–2.32)

1

4.17 (1.97–8.85)

1

1.81 (0.88–3.72)

Component1: #9 Score

Component2: #2 Score (≤15 min = 0; 16–30 min = 1; 31–60 min = 2, > 60 min = 3) + #5a Score

(if sum is equal 0 = 0; 1–2 = 1; 3–4 = 2; 5–6 = 3)

Component3: #4 Score (> 7 = 0; 6–7 = 1; 5–6 = 2; < 5 = 3)

Component4: (total # of hours asleep)/ (total # of hours in bed) Ă— 100

> 85% = 0, 75–84% = 1, 65–74% = 2, < 65% = 3

Component5: Sum of Scores #5b to #5j (0 = 0; 1–9 = 1; 10–18 = 2; 19–27 = 3)

Component6: #6 Score

Component7: #7 Score + #8 Score (0 = 0; 1–2 = 1; 3–4 = 2; 5–6 = 3)

  1. aDifference is statistically significant at level of 0.05 according to two samples t-test